Sentence examples for too much treasure from inspiring English sources

That is too much blood, and too much treasure, for politicians to ignore.

Below them, in the plaza, supporters of Occupy Nashville, who believe too much treasure is concentrated in too few hands, corrupting the principles on which their nation was founded.

Wizards all understand the need for patience; they know that too much treasure from the gnomes can lead to the condition known as "the economy overheating".

Success in Afghanistan is essential; the United States has invested too many troops and too much treasure to fail.

Is there such a thing as getting too much of a "national treasure"?

" 'We're tired of this, too much in blood and treasure, it isn't working, we have to move on.' It was a constant battle.

He said he told Mr. Barzani that "we both have sacrificed too much in blood and treasure to see the gains of the last few years lost".

It is bound to be both romantic and poignant, surveying the car industry's impact on American life during Detroit's golden age.Mr Wolfson travels too much in pursuit of treasure and pleasure to be a micromanager.

During our last encounter with the boozed-up, cantankerous and much-loved Edinburgh detective, he was brought out of retirement, demoted and retired again, but John Rebus is too much of a national treasure to be shelved for long.

But he said the chance to work with Mr. McMurtry — "a national treasure" — was too much to pass up.

It feels a bit like a treasure hunt, if you don't worry too much about having to pay for the treasure.